Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-10
News Notes.

News Notes.
The Phillips excursion will arrive in a
few days. The accident to their train
delayed the excursion one day only.
The second annual social hop OF the
Painters Union will take place tonight
at Painters Hall, No. p Also street.
Rev. DR.. Schneider will lecture this
evening about s o'clock. in the Syna-
gogue, in Ecglish. Subject: 1.-THE
Trials of Life" All welcome.
A small boy named john Hamblin is
here from Las Vegas in search of his
father, II. C. Hamblin, a carpenter who
came here some six months ago.
Owing to the large number of orders
received for building stone lately, the
Tehachepa Building Stone Co. have
levied an assessment of $4,000 to fill their
many contracts.
There was only one arrest made by
the police in the twenty-four hours end
ing at midnight last night, and that was
an unfortunate man who partook too
freely of the Glowing bowl"
10 August Meyer. an old resident of Los
Angeles, and former proprietor OF the
Los, Alamitos Ranch near Wilmington,
arrived here yesterday from Arizona and
New Mexico after an absence OF five
years.
The people at Key West, Fla., are in
a bad fix. Yellow fever is raging there
aud all ports and towns are close d
against them. Many citizens have char
tered schooners and are spending their
time at sea.
A setter pup about ten weeks old
with white body and black head and
black ears, has strayed away from bis
comfortable home. Any person will be
rewarded who brings him to the HER
AID Office.
This evening, at the Fort Street M.
e. Church, Rev. r. S. Cantine will de-
liver a lecture, entitled "The Girl to
Love-" under the auspices of the
"Young Mems League" During the
evening Mrs. Beeson will furnish vocal
music and Miss Mary Martin will play
an organ solo.
Bishop Wingfeld will preside at the
laying of the corner stone of Saint Aug
ustus church at Santa Monica to-day
The services will commence atll o'cloc k
this morning, when 1t is expected tina
a large concourse of clergy aud people
will be present. The public at large is
invited to attend.
Julian Valdez, business man of this
city, has received a letter from j. Cortes
Mcdonald similar to the one which fell
into the hands of Mr.. H. Baer. This
man Mcdonald is either working saw
dust scheme or he is making counterfeit
money, and it will stand people in hand
to scrutinizs their currency very care.
fully.
The following have been elected
trustees OF the Church of Christ on
Temple street: Horace Moore, R. f.
Lotspeich. r. ID. Wade, NJ. Sanders,
John Shearer, Mr.. Anderson, b. f.
Coulter, Sr., and j. B. Bird. The So
ciety has bought lot on Olive, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, and intends
erecting new building during the sum-
mer.
A divorce case has been filed in the
Superior Court which contains some pc
culiar features. The lady alleges that
abe was married to her husband in
France in 1856. They lived together for
twelve years, and eight children Were
born. They have been separated for
twenty wears, and during that time she
supported her children by dressmaking.
She mas accumulated $500 in property,
and asks that the decree OF divorce
grant her possession of this property.
Among the arrivals at the st. Elmo
Hotel yesterday was John Cashin, OF
the Union Ice Company, whose main
office is at San Francisco. Mr.. Cashin
is on a business trip, inspecting the
agencies Of the company in all the towns
in Southern California, Arizona and
New Mexico. In a number of towns
between here and New Mexico he will
have a number of ice manufacturing
machines erected in order to accom- mo.
date the growing demand for ice. The
establishing OF the manufactures il a
big and good thing for the country as
well as the people.
Don Francisco Estudillo, accompanied
by his son Tilden, honored the HERALD
office with visit yesterday. Mr.. Estu.
dillo lately sold, very profitably to his
bank account, his ranch in the San ia
cinto valley, San Diego county. Cons
verified from Woodworking ranch ero
into parsonage of fortune and leisure,
ne is taking his wife and son up to San
Francisco for little paseo. Tilden is
the young gentleman who was born in
the celebrated year 1876, and he is now
a bright and promising lad. On his
return from San Francisco Mr.. Estudillo
will probably locate, he so informs us,
in the city of Los Angeles. He and his
amiable family will prove to be a great
accession to our population.